-
Max Lamb designs sculptural objects for renovated 1960s churchLondon-based designer Max Lamb has created a new altar, sanctuary floor, and Paschal and altar candleholders for St John Chrysostom Church in Peckham, London
-
A floating church has moored in East LondonArchitecture studio Denizen Works has completed Genesis Floating Church – an innovative religious and community space for the Diocese of London
-
Carlisle Cathedral gains transformative modern pavilion by Feilden FowlesA new design by London-based architects Feilden Fowles transforms Carlisle Cathedral’s Grade I-listed medieval Fratry – a structure originally built as a dining hall for monks – into an entrance pavilion
-
Discover the sacred places of Palm Springs during Modernism Week -
Spiritual connections: Wilmotte & Associés creates a Russian religious centre in Paris -
Cambridge Central Mosque: an inclusive alternative Stirling Prize winnerMarks Barfield Architects’ Cambridge Central Mosque, argues architectural writer Shukri Sultan, is a progressive turning point in the design of British mosques – and, while it didn't triumph in this year’s Stirling Prize, its inclusive stance makes it a worthy alternative winner
-
OMA pavilion brings fresh slant to California templeAudrey Irmas Pavilion is OMA’s first California temple commission and has completed in Los Angeles
-
Ukraine’s moving Babyn Yar Synagogue by Manuel HerzSwiss-based architect Manuel Herz designs the new Babyn Yar Synagogue in Ukraine as part of the local Holocaust Memorial Foundation initiative. Opening like a book, the building is at once poignant and engaging
-
A modern Indian temple's architecture is tailored to the needs of its communityAn Indian temple’s simple, open design puts its users first, as created by architects Abin Design Studio for the city of Bansberia's local community
-
New York minute: Tiffany & Co harks back to its horological heyday for a new collection -
Glenn Murcutt’s Australian Islamic Centre is explored with a preceding exhibition -
Manchester Jewish Museum blends old and new to celebrate social historyManchester Jewish Museum by Citizens Design Bureau effortlessly bridges past and present and is the city's newest cultural and social history draw
-
Rothko Chapel reopens in Houston following restoration worksNew York-based studio Architecture Research Office led the restoration works at this celebrated sacred space
-
Spheron Architects argues for the value of emotion in architectureThe world is changing and architecture is adapting, and a new wave of young practices in London emerges. They are armed with bold ideas, digital tools, new studio set ups and innovative designs and approaches. In our Next Generation series, join us in hailing this nexus of exciting studios from the UK capital through an ongoing series of weekly profiles. Tszwai So and Samuel Bentil-Mensah of Spheron Architects make an argument for bringing back emotion into the design process in architecture.
-
Raw concrete defines this Tenerife church by Fernando MenisThis new Tenerife church by local architect Fernando Menis is made of raw concrete and rough volumes, drawing on the local community's needs and the island's volcanic landscape
-
Swiss architect Mario Botta’s sacred buildings -
The spirit of Ellsworth Kelly lives on in his Austin chapel
1
2